Black Caviar suited and ready to fly

Diamond Jubilee Stakes betting June 23

1/3 Black Cavier
8/1 Bated Breath
8/1 Moonlight Cloud
12/1 Society Rock#
20/1 Whizz Kid
25/1 Krypton Factor (will finish 2nd)
25/1 Ortensia
33/1 Pastoral Player

Such a terrible field of sprinters they have found to oppose her. I think I could run faster than those nags

It is dissapointing though, the quality. Not sure there are too many good sprinters in the UK at the moment?

Tommy_Hotspur Wrote:

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> Such a terrible field of sprinters they have found
> to oppose her. I think I could run faster than
> those nags
>
> It is dissapointing though, the quality. Not sure
> there are too many good sprinters in the UK at the
> moment?


Your so right Tommy,the AUS sprinters are the best in the world,not sure what she even came over for to face this pile of pish..

The cash is not that special either

30% profit for 60 secs

World champion jockeys concede to Black Caviar

We’re still seven days away from Black Caviar highly awaited international debut but two of the UK’s best jockeys say the result of the Diamond Jubilee Stakes will be the same as we’ve seen 21 times before.
Ryan Moore, a three time British champion jockey has told readers of his Betfair column that Black Caviar holds a unique place in the annuals of the all-time greats.

" There has never been one like her, she is brilliant,” Moore said.

"The way she simply makes Group I winners in Australia look like Group III animals marks her down as a deeply special racehorse.

"I can’t recall any horse coming into this race with so much in hand on their rivals.”

Moore’s sentiments were echoed by Johnny Murtagh, the former Coolmore number one rider. As a jockey, few have had as successful careers as Murtagh, who has tasted Group I success in all part of the world.

"Everything she has done in Australia has been phenomenal, so it will be great to see her running over here," Murtagh said.

" Every race she runs in seems to be the same and it sometimes looks like the other jockeys just ride their horses to finish second.”


While suggesting Black Caviar should win in a cake walk, Moore believes that if something was ever to go wrong for Peter Moody’s sprinter, it’s most likely to happen during her first overseas assignment.

Betfair’s Matt Thompson said 95 percent of almost $600,000 traded on the Diamond Jubilee Stakes has been the subject of Black Caviar.

"This is certain to be the biggest betting race we’ve ever traded on for the Ascot carnival and the absolute bulk of the volume will be on her. We are talking around the $10 million mark,” Thompson said.

"There is no patriotic bias in our markets and this is a clear indication that the great mare is now an international phenomenon, not just an icon of the Australian turf.”

Black Caviar is trading at $1.33 to win the Diamond Jubilee on Betfair.

Just realised that Caviar is staying at MDK`S uk yard...

Ryan Moore says the coverage is boring him...

Firstly, I am surprised that Matt Chapman hasn't been staking out Mike de Kock's yard in Newmarket this week monitoring the regularity of Black Caviar's bowel movements.

Thats quite rich coming from the most boring person on the planet.

I'll be there to see her and to me it doesn't matter who she runs against I'm happy she gets to show her class here.

Just hope the ground isn't too soft and the track is fair.

I see Sportingbet have 4/7 the double Frankel and BC